On Saturday, Drugstore club is hosting Daniele Cosmo from Lux Records. Local support: John Jogurt, Akioki from Soul Print label and more.
More information below:
DANIELE COSMO (Lux Rec)
with
akioki / Soul Print
& John Jogurt / Get Physical
second §tage:
33.10.3402
Nemanja Krstić Live
▀ Daniele Cosmo has been playing records for a long time now. He’s as well a passionate seeker, searching deep into the darkest folds of music. Daniele is, together with Faber, the man behind Lux Rec, a record label from Zurich that uncompromisingly explores all the shades of the underground. Never wants to resurface, not for a single breath. Music from local unsung heroes as well as artists discovered along the way. His latest musical project is Savage Grounds, the analog techno outfit together with Contra Communem Opinionem.
http://luxrec.net/
https://www.facebook.com/luxrec
▀ akioki is a DJ duo of Andrija Erić and Oliver Đorđević, both from Belgrade, Serbia. They’re a part of the Soul Print Recordings crew.
https://soundcloud.com/
▀ Hypnotized by the beats in 2002, John Jogurt started making music and experimenting with sound. Although he started Dj-ing by the begging of the year 2003, his main focus is production of dance music.
https://soundcloud.com/
▀ 33.10.3402 gained a worldwide attention with its Mecanica releases for the ESP Institute. It has possesed the body of Nenad Marković, a medium from Belgrade who released a house LP named “Kayto” for Internasjonal.
https://soundcloud.com/
▀ Nemanja Krstić is a music producer from Belgrade, Serbia. In 2011 Nemanja released his first track named “Novi Beograd Underground” for a French label My Love is Underground. His music can be described as Detroit and Chicago influenced sound which contains elements of Deep house and Techno.
https://soundcloud.com/
▀ TICKETS:
300 rsd before 0
400 rsd after 0
▀ ADDRESS:
Bulevar Despota Stefana 115 – Poenkareova
(first/last stop of buses: 33, 37, 48, 58)
▀ MAP: https://www.facebook.com/
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